recap ch 5 VT3

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recap ch 5 VT3

Chapter 5

grammar:

who, whose, that, which

simple, compound or complex sentences

When to use what:

Who: people

Whose: possessive, something that belongs to a person

That: animals and things

Which: animals and things, but can be left out of the sentence

Mandy, ________ loves turtles, is saving for a holiday to the Great Barrier reef in Australia.

1. who
2. whose
3. that
4. which

Marcus, ________ brother is in my class, is the captain of the football team.

1. who
2. whose
3. that
4. which

The cat ________ always sits on our fence is completely black.

1. who
2. whose
3. that
4. which

The ginger cat, _______ I have never seen before, just walked into our kitchen!

1. who
2. whose
3. that
4. which

My bike, _______ was my sister's old bike, is getting rusty.

1. who
2. whose
3. that
4. which

The girl ______ lives next door is called Mabel.

1. who
2. whose
3. that
4. which

What's what

Simple sentence: 1 subject and 1 (finite) verb

Compound sentence: - 2 subjects and 2 (finite) verbs

                                               - uses: and, but, so, or

                                               - can be split in two without changing                                                                                     the  meaning

Complex sentence:  - 2 subjects and 2 (finite) verbs

                                           - can't be split in two without changing the                                                                             meaning

What is the subject?
Maya applied for a job.

What is the verb?
Maya applied for a job

What are the subjects?
They saw a squirrel and they all tried to photograph it.

What are the finite verbs?
Before you go to the beach, you better put sunblock on.

I like horse riding and I like football.

1. simple
2. compound
3. complex

My aunt went on holiday to the United States last year.

1. simple
2. compound
3. complex

Myra likes to go swimming when it is hot outside.

1. simple
2. compound
3. complex

Miles and Maddison have been an item since Christmas.

1. simple
2. compound
3. complex

Micheal already did his homework so he has time to watch the ice hockey.

1. simple
2. compound
3. complex

Any questions?